Frank The Entertainer in A Basement Affair

Unable to win New York's heart, Frank the Entertainer welcomes 15 beautiful ladies into his parents' house in hopes of finding the one that will inspire him to move out of the basement for good.

With the first elimination behind them, Frank and his thirteen ladies are now one big happy family, living under the Maresca roof. Not wasting any time, Frank invites each girl for a private rendezvous in his basement where they will showcase their "talents".

Frank enlists eleven girls to clear out his family's junk at a neighborhood garage sale, but Mrs. Maresca isn't too happy when she notices some of the girls offering additional services to their customers.

Frank is looking to score a home run when it comes to finding a soul mate so he challenges the ten remaining girls to a wet and wild Bikini Softball game.

Now that Frank has narrowed it down to eight girls, he's calling in some help from his relatives. Frank tests the girls' ability to blend in with the Maresca's extended family when he brings them along to his parent's 39th Anniversary Party.

To win a special date with Frank, each of the seven remaining girls has to sing her way into his heart in a classic crooning competition.

The six remaining girls get to stretch their imaginations when Frank asks them to script a play titled "Life After The Basement' where they each share their vision of a future life together.

Frank invites a therapist to his basement for a little couple's therapy with the five remaining ladies. While one girl has an emotional breakthrough, Frank chooses togo on solo dates with two girls with whom he questions his chemistry.

With only four girls left, it's about time the Maresca's got to meet their possible future in-laws. In the hopes of learning more about them, Frank invites the girls' parents over for a day of family bonding.

The final three girls are excited to find out Frank wants to take them on a special sailing date, but there's a catch, only two girls can join him at the marina and it's up to the girls to decide which one of them will be staying behind.